Bleecker Street, northeast side, north from Seventh Avenue South

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Bleecker Street, northeast side, north from Seventh Avenue South

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Bleecker Street, northeast side, north from Seventh Avenue South, across Grove, to Christopher Street's. The two blocks shown are the last of the section that passed thru the former Herring Farm, and was called Herring Street. The triangular block in the foreground exists since the cutting thru of Seventh Avenue in 1915. Antiquated attic structures seen are No's. 305-7 &. 309. The latter, formerly No. 293, is the house in which Thomas Paine lived from July, 1808, to April, 1809. At this time Herring Street was newly opened.
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125 West 54th Street, north side between 6th and 7th Avenues, showing the P.S. 6970, 72 and 74 Grove Street, south side, from West 4th Street (left) to Seventh Avenue South (right).4th Street (right), and Washington Place (left), east from Grove StreetSeventh Ave., east side, north from West 47th to 51st StreetsSeventh Avenue South, west side, Bleecker to Grove Streets



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